Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin Page #4
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- 1997
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# With your excellent sense of direction
You've nothing to fear
# Through the quicksand and the chasms
# Tempting fate and fighting spasms
# Dodging avalanching boulders
# Remember
# Christopher Robin's fate
Rests completely on your shoulders, Pooh
Excuse me.
# It's up to you
# That's the beauty of adventure
# The trembling and the dread
# I can't think of another thing
I'd rather do instead
Perhaps you could join us?
# No, no, you go ahead
# Hoo-hoo, lucky you
Tally-ho and toodle-oo
Chest out, tummy in
# Make a fracas, have a fling
# Drop a postcard, give a ring
# Get the lead out, time to swing
# Whoop-de-doo and ba-da-bing
# Adventure
I salute you. And those of you doomed
to never return, I salute you twice.
[narrator] And so Pooh and his friends
crossed over
into... well, that part
of the Hundred Acre Wood
which Owl called the "Great Unknown. "
It was the start of their quest
for Christopher Robin.
They would find him, Owl said,
if they could get through the woods.
For the woods, Owl said,
were filled with Heffalumps...
and Woozles,...
and... who knew how much worse?
Look!
"The Upside Down Rock."
"If you've made it this far...
you're where... monsters... are."
[distant growling]
What was that?
Sounded too hungry for a Heffalump.
[growling continues]
Too plump for a Jagular.
[growling continues]
I'd say it's a... big old...
buggy-eyed, saber-toothy skullasaurus.
Skullasaurus?
- Which way do we run?
- Where do we hide?
What's the shortest shortcut home?
I believe... that way is a good way.
[all] Run!
[all gibber]
AIthough, this way could be better.
[Tigger] Give me a break!
- If not over here.
- [all scream]
AIthough... [chuckles] there
might be particularly pleasant as well.
[all gibber]
Stop it!
We're getting nowhere fast, Pooh,
and that just won't do.
A Ieader must be someone Ieaderly,
quick-thinking, informed.
Someone Iike...
- me.
- [Iouder growling]
Well,... there.
Anyone with half a set of smarts
can see we Iose the beast
by cutting across this Iovely meadow.
[squawking]
[gasps] Why, Iook.
Is that a golden dahlia-daffodilus?
Rare for this Iocation.
What exactly is this Iocation, Rabbit?
And might it be nearer Christopher Robin
than farther?
Why, we're right here,
on course, of course.
Where else w-would we be?
[squawking]
Owl, where are we?
"Nice peeceful spot!" Ha! Indeed!
[ping]
- [ping]
- Oh, d-d-dear.
This is not the place for a small
and frightfully fearful animal...
such as myself.
Or myself.
Or himself.
Thanks for noticing.
Yes, well, uh,
precisely why I chose it.
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